Tz- Oaths

What is the definition of an oath (yamin) in Islam?

• A casual promise made to friends

• A declaration made to affirm or deny something

• A written contract between two parties

• A religious ceremony performed at a mosque

Which of the following is a permissible way to swear an oath?

• Swearing by the Ka'bah

• Swearing by the Prophet

• Swearing by Allah's Names

• Swearing by one's parents

What is required for an oath to be valid regarding the mental state of the person?

• The person must be wealthy

• The person must be married

• The person must be educated

• The person must be sane and adult (Mukallaf)

What is Laghw-ul-Yamin?

• A deliberately broken oath

• An unintentional oath that runs upon the tongue

• A written oath document

• A false oath

According to the lesson, what happens if someone breaks an oath due to forgetfulness?

• They must fast for one month

• They must pay a heavy fine

• No expiation is required

• They must seek forgiveness from a religious leader

What is Al-Yamin-ul-Munʻaqidah?

• An unintentional oath

• A written contract

• An oath intended to be fulfilled concerning future matters

• A prayer ritual

Which phrase, when added to an oath, cancels the necessity of expiation if broken?

• "I promise"

• "If Allah wills" (In shaa Allah)

• "I swear"

• "Truly"

What is one of the ways to fulfill expiation (kaffarah) for a broken oath?

• Building a mosque

• Performing extra prayers

• Feeding ten poor people

• Going on pilgrimage

How many poor people must be clothed as one option for expiation?

• Five people

• Seven people

• Nine people

• Ten people

What is the fasting requirement if chosen as a method of expiation?

• One week

• Three days

• One month

• Two weeks